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I'm sure this wouldn't work for the high school grades, but ABC Mouse has tons of interactive mathematical activities. They are fun and engaging.

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ABCmouse.com helps kids learn to read through phonics, and teaches lessons in math, social studies, art, music, and much more! For kids ages 2 to 8.

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We have a short section in the paramedic program that focuses on medical math to figure drug dose calculations and drip rates for IV's. I will readily admit that I am not good a math, but I teach my students the formulas required and test them on said formulas. But in the field I encourage the students to find applications that can calculate these doses rapidly.

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Math isn't my strong suit, but the newest platform that is being implemented cross-curriculum is Blooket. It is a spin off from Kahoot. They answer questions provided by the teacher and then play a game. It is fun, interactive, and engaging for the students. I usually use Blooket as an exit ticket to later use the information for reteach purposes.

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We use No Red Ink in our classroom to help improve upon students knowledge of grammar. It is a site that allows me to assign work to students that correlate with lessons we are currently working on. This site would not apply to math class, but the approach can. You could use sites like Khan academy or IXL math to supplement your math instruction.

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In my class we incorporate a few games and different sites such as Kahoot! We introduce the lesson with a video, followed by the Kahoot game that has some questions that come directly from the video. Then we have a few paper-to- pencil activities to do.

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I have tried to provide tech opportunities while teaching math, in middle school. However I keep seeing educators shift away from using tech in the mathematics field, and instead use more and more paper-to-pencil activities for class work. I’ve seen pros and cons for both methods.
My question is what kind of technology do you plan to/ already use in your classroom that you feel would blend into a mathematics class?